Division of Family and Children
LOGIC
The Department of Family and Services evaluation plan
MODEL
PROBLEM STATEMENT
The Evaluation of family and services program includes both program monitoring and impact assessment, families are below the state average in family planning and services development plans.
INPUTS
Experienced and qualified personnel.
Monetary funding.
Resource funding.
Research and analysis of the best solutions.
Organizational partnerships.
Training
OUTPUT PARTICIPATION
Families be encouraged to have access to family planning services, quality of care and utilize well the provided services.
OUTCOMES
Families to increase knowledge on family planning and other services.
Families to build their social networks.
Families to enhance their knowledge on support services.
Families to be more skilled on tackling issues on family planning and other services.
Families to improve their connection to the society.
Families to increase access to support services.
SHORT-TERM
MEDIUM TERM
LONG-TERM OUTCOMES
Families to be empowered to be able to support themselves in terms of social and emotional development.
Ensure that family wellbeing is encouraged.
References
Howard-Williams, M. (2017). The Public Health Benefits of Theatre for Education: A Program and Evaluation Plan.
Cohen, C. R., Grossman, D., Onono, M., Blat, C., Newmann, S. J., Burger, R. L., ... & Bukusi, E. A. (2017). Integration of family planning services into HIV care clinics: Results one year after a cluster randomized controlled trial in Kenya. PLoS One, 12(3), e0172992.